Startuplab.01 publishes Terms of Reference for deep-tech accelerators

Startuplab.01, an initiative by Fundación Chile and Corfo, has launched an open call for national and international entities to design and implement acceleration programs for science- and technology-based startups focused on climate solutions.

The call is supported by BID Lab, a founding partner of Startuplab.01, which backs the development of specialized programs to boost deep-tech startup growth in Chile and Latin America.

The call is supported by BID Lab, a founding partner of Startuplab.01, which backs the development of specialized programs to boost deep-tech startup growth in Chile and Latin America.

The goal is to strengthen Chile’s innovation ecosystem by attracting accelerators experienced in supporting startups that face long validation cycles, infrastructure needs, and financing challenges.

According to the Terms of Reference, proposals must include:

  • At least four cohorts of 10–12 startups each.
  • Technologies from TRL 3 to TRL 9.
  • A commitment to diversity: 30% women-led startups and 40% with impact on vulnerable populations.

Proposals will be accepted until September 24, 2025, at 5:00 PM (UTC-3).

Full Terms of Reference available in Spanish and English below:

Access the Terms of Reference in Spanish

 

Access the Terms of Reference in English

Through this process, Startuplab.01 aims to strengthen Chile’s deep-tech ecosystem by fostering science-based climate solutions — offering pioneering infrastructure, industry connections, and specialized acceleration.

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